History in Richmond

A look at the history of Old Racecourse, Richmond, with Dr Emma Wells

In this heritage feature, Dr Emma Wells explores the fascinating history of Richmond Racecourse near Richmond, tracing its Georgian rise as a leading sporting venue from 1765 to its closure in 1891. Featuring the ruins of a 1770s grandstand attributed to John Carr—recognised as the world’s oldest surviving stone-built public grandstand—the site remains a rare architectural and social legacy of Yorkshire’s equestrian past.

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A look at the history of Easby Abbey, with Dr Emma Wells

A look at the history of Culloden Tower, Richmond, with Dr Emma Wells

Richmond Castle featuring on Digging for Britain on BBC 2

Delving into the history of Richmond Castle

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